Monogram Lite app review: make wallpapers and backgrounds

Introduction

If you’re looking to take your custom wallpaper to the next level you may want to check out the Monogram Lite - Wallpapers & Backgrounds Maker HD with Christmas Glitter themes app for iPhone and iPad. Whether it’s your lock or home screen, this app will ensure your device perfectly represents you.

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Monogram Lite offers you the ability to utilize the photos in your library or one of the included images to create a custom background or lock screen on your iDevice. There are 11 categories of images  including a Holiday section that is updated monthly. With the free version you will only get three wallpapers for each category. You can upgrade to unlimited wallpapers for 99 cents.

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Monogram Lite is extremely fast and easy to use. Just pick your wallpaper and from there choose your font and monogram frame. There are only three fonts and frames included, but if you can’t find what you like simply fork out another 99 cents and get the font and badges pack. It seems odd, but no matter where I looked there is no in-app purchase for all of the add-on packs.

 

Save Or Share Your Designs

Now that you have your monogram created you can not only make it your wallpaper, you can share your designs via Facebook, text or email. Or save multiple designs to your Camera Roll to change your wallpaper any time you want.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

• A fast and easy way to create your own custom wallpapers
• Easily share your designs with others

 

Cons

• The selection in the free version is limited
• There is no bundling of the in-app purchases

 

Final Thoughts

Monogram Lite - Wallpapers & Backgrounds Maker HD with Christmas Glitter themes app for iPhone and iPad does work quite well, and those who love having everything in their lives monogrammed would definitely enjoy it.The developers should, however, consider bundling the in-app purchases, every other app out there does.